10 Days East China Water Town and Garden Tour with
Huangshan Mountain

One of the world's largest showcases of urban development for Shanghai's past, present and future, with the highlight of an awesome vast scale model of urban Shanghai as it will look in 2020, a master plan full of endless skyscrapers punctuated occasionally by patches of green.

Famed as an architectural miracle in the south of Yangtze River, it is the most celebrated classical Chinese garden in Shanghai, with a long history of more than four hundred years.

Built as a majestic temple in the 15th century; a well-known and busy market today, specializing in traditional arts and crafts and Shanghai local snacks that hard to find elsewhere.

An ancient temple with long history; imparting a peaceful and transcendent atmosphere; also renowned for two gorgeous white jade Buddhist statues.

A magic touch for your nightlife! A typical art of China with long history. Exciting and breath-taking and you will be marveled at the varieties of programs.

Regarded as the symbol of Shanghai and an epitome of Shanghai's history; famous for various styles of magnificent buildings and a marvelous view for the landmarks of the city.

The earliest and most prosperous shopping street in Shanghai dating back to the 1840s; offering all-in-one shopping centers, gorgeous restaurants and spectacular night views over this area.

High mountains, ancient pines, bizarre rocks, and seas of clouds form the essential elements of traditional Chinese landscape paintings - all come alive at this celebrated mountain.

It offers a unique window through which one can see the culture of Anhui as well as the beauty of Southern China. The city will enchant you and leave you nostalgically thinking about the past.

One of the most famous ink stone factories in China, where you can see the whole working process of making traditional Chinese inksticks: secret ingredients are added to the ink to keep its wonderful smell and color for centuries.

Hongcun village is arranged by a Feng Shui master in the shape of an ox. It is characteristic of the beautiful, traditional Chinese landscape paintings and is always an inspiration for artists and film directors.

A lake area imparting Chinese elegance in its extreme, the West Lake is a common subject of Chinese paintings and poetries. It's famous for tranquility and different beauty due to the change of the seasons.

Literally "Temple of the Soul's Retreat", one of the most significant and beautiful Buddhist monasteries in China; features hundreds of magnificent rock carvings of Buddha.

Feilai Peak, a mountain beside the Lingyin Temple, features more than 330 stone Buddha statues dated from hundreds years ago at the caves cutting over the cliff.

It is a wonderful place to check out for yourself how the Dragon Well Tea (a famous green tea in China) is planted and processed to become an excellent Chinese tea. And you can enjoy the tea in the relaxing environment.

Overlooking the Qiantang River not far from the West Lake, it is an ancient pagoda with a history of nearly 1500 years, and is a true masterpiece of ancient Chinese architectures.

Having surpassed thousands of its kind, it has now become one of the four most famous classic gardens in China, offering beauty and refreshment at every turn.

Panmen Gate is best-preserved part of the ancient city wall (built in 514 B.C.) that surrounded and protected Suzhou. The gate complex includes both land gates and water gates.

The world's oldest and longest canal, far surpassing the next two grand canals: Suez and Panama Canal; paired with the Great Wall as the two great engineering feats of ancient China.

Suzhou is famous for its silk products. A visit to the factory would tell you how the silk is processed from silk worm to the final product, and some of the silk history of in China.

Remarked by Marco Polo as "the Venice of the East", Zhouzhuang is noted for its elegant watery views, the well preserved ancient residential houses, and the local featured traditions and customs.